Eastern Mojave Vegetation
By Tom Schweich
| Eastern Mojave Vegetation | Images -- Garden |
| By Tom Schweich | |
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One month, some growth 1-2 inches. | This is how the garden looked November 4th, 2001. The moss is growing in the bog, and most of the plants have put on 1 to 2 inches of growth.
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Bog from North. |
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The Hole, with geotextile and rubber membrane. |
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Trimmed membrane. |
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Gneiss with many lichens. | I was able to count six obviously different lichens on this rock. The stick is ruled in 10 cm increments.
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Penstemon heterophyllus Lindley var. purdyi (Keck) McMinn | We bought this Penstemon at Yerba Buena Nursery. The variety is pretty widespread on northern California, but most collections are from Lake and Mendocino counties. The oldest known collection was made on Snow Mountain in 1891 by an unknown person.
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All planted! No bark. |
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From East |
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Bog, filled. |
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Rocks in place |
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The Hole, with geotextile and rubber membrane. |
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The Pallet of Rocks. |
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Work begins in the front yard. |
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Trimmed membrane |
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Rocks in place. |
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The Hole, as seen from the South. |
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The Hole, as seen from the North. |
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Mimulus sp. "Purple Hybrids" | Purchased at Yerba Buena nursery.
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Planting Rhamnus ilicifolia. |
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New drainage pipe in place |
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| Date and time this article was prepared: 12/18/2007 1:14:07 PM | ||